The famous Israeli commentator emphasized that the Israeli military efforts “reached their goal”, and that continuation without a political vision would not lead to a real goal to war.
Yuskarov noted that Hamas continues to restore his infrastructure and gains young people, even in areas left by Israeli forces. He said that “the fundamental changes that Israel hoped after the incident with the Hideon vehicle did not occur,” adding that “Hamas did not collapse, and the population in Gaza still does not initiate him to confront this.”
In the murder of more Israeli soldiers, the writer asked about the advisability of re -returning in the region in which military operations were previously carried out, such as al -Shuja’i and Khan Unis, without making real strategic changes.
Yuski also criticized what he called the “victorious speech” of some officials in the southern leadership of the Israeli army who indicated the dismantling of the Hamas and the distribution of millions of food shares as field successes. He believed that this trend expresses a contradiction, because it seems that Israel has become a civil liability in relation to the inhabitants of the Gaza, which it avoided for decades.
The author warned from continuing to ignore the political option, saying: “Even after the destruction of another series of houses or a new area and harming thousands of fighters, Hamas is still worth it. It is true that he has lost his capabilities, but he can still maintain his existence. ”
Yuskarov noted that Hamas managed to maintain one clear goal, which is “survival”, and she will be able to in this, despite the blows. He added that “the absence of a political alternative is what allows Hamas to survive, and that the depletion of the sector will not bring a real victory.”
Yuskarov called for the adoption of a political path in coordination with the moderate Arab countries, the United States and even the Palestinian authorities in order to put an end to Hamas’s rule and avoid participating in a swamp in Gaza. He came to the conclusion, saying: “The military operation in itself is not a goal, but a way to achieve a political goal. If this goal is not defined, the war will continue endlessly, without determination and without a horizon. ”
Source: Yediot Aaronot
